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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

sete sc 1000 ader, pdbrerb auf Der
merifanif6en 9eite bes 9iD @ran0e oes
gen $50. 900 older foIben 2anbes Iiegen.
Mae oiefe 2dnbereien pttben unter
geo6lferung einen beinab ~fabelbaften
Grtrag lieferu. 8aummDne 1T BORT
cine perennirenbe pflanae, pel9e ni6t
tn tebem Sabre tpieber aufs neue anges
pfanst gu tperben brau6t; Mais bringt
3tpet grnten bas Sabr bat 10 Monate
Mads3eit. @ilbe WeintDde BON bers
fbiebenen Nrten tragen 5tueimal i'm
Sabre. Wei3et, 9afer, in Der Shat
ale @etreibearten, gebeiben iusbeionbere
gut. Orangen, @ttronen, 8ananen,
@uaDabas, Geige1 unb anoere tropii9e
Gri9te, 10 pie ale @emifeforten, noel.
DE in ben iioli9en Staten ge3ogen
tperben, bringen ungebeure grnten.
0as &lima bes Gio @ranbe Sbals
foG, mie bon 5oI6en, bic elm 1rtbeil
bariibef baben, berfi9ert pirb, ebenio
bortreffi6 fetn, pie bas i'm San Sole
Sbal lit @alifornien, tpeun ni9t nod
benz Iebteren bor3uaieben, es mirb fur
better gei@dBt, als Dos bes fibli6en
Tranfrei6 ober beg fonnigen Staliens,
un6 in geiunobeitli9er 8e3iebung siebt
es tpeoer in ber alien nod in Der i1euert
@elt ein 2anb, tpel9es unierem &io
@ran6e Sbal glei9 fommt.
uub biefes gefegnete 2anb Iie9t =
tDent man mad benz NogelHug WaaBe
rednet, niGt mebr aIs 1870 Bis 23O Neei=
len BON Der Stabt unb bpm 9afen @als
beifon entfernt. Treili6 I'M BON Sal.
befton babin gu fommen, brau9t mar,
beute mod cine 3eit bon 4 Bis 5 Sagen,
un6 bic &eiie bnrtbiu 1T cine miibeboIe,
an~ftrengenbe unb toffptelige.
9dtteu mir f6pn bic = 10 oft befpro=
9ene nnb in 8ori6lag sebra6te - 9a.
ftens @ifenbabn, 10 f6nnte man gamargo
bon 8albeftOn aug in IL @tun6en ers
ret6en un6 @albeifot tpiiroe bann Der
Qafenplab fir einen groSen She'll Der
&epublit Mertfo iein, fir tpeIden beute
@eracrua als Bort bent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
,,Mrtue W1dod,en."

Wir beginner beute nit ber 8er6fs
fentli6ung biefes neuer unb interehans
ten &omanes aus Der Sober bes gefeierz
ten 8erliner S1riftlfelers paul 2inbau.
SAUL 2inbau bat fi1, tpie man peiB,
Die Mufgabe geftellt, ben gatpidelungs=
proaeB, ben Berlin in ben lebten Sabrz
aebnten BON Der penig geliebten unb
bel Derfpotteten @roBfaot 3ur bepuns
oerten Weltffabt bur9gema1t bat, in
elmer Meibe bon &omanen f6riftfeles
rid fef5ubalten. Ser erfte biefer &o=
name: Scr 3ug nod benz Weften".
ber inmitten Der faufmdnnil6en gm=
port6mmlinge in benz eleganten 0iertsI
bes S%biergartens fpielt, bat einen UNI.
gew6bnli6en @rfolg gebabt: fiinf Mufs
lagen in apei Mouaten. Ser annette
&oman biefes @pclus fibrt ben 5itel:
uNrme Mdb9enA unb erf6eint felt l.
Mtai i'm Jeuiletou beg r8erliner Sages
blatts4. Sbne bas Snterefe, bas bic.
fer Nomat, bielei9t nod in erb6htem
MaBe, in alien 2reiien berpor3urufen
betimmt erideint, su beeintrd1tigen,
glauben mir fit bette iiber ben Snbalt
fobiel fagen gu biirfen, baB 2inbau in
biefem &oman, beKen 0anbIung pors
nebmli@ in ben tueniser begiimffigteu
8ierteItt bes Otens unb beg Norbens
ipielt, 3tpei iunse Wdb9en als 6elbin.
men chamber ~gegeniiber geiteat bat,
tpel@e bic Sugenb, bic G96nbeit, Die
Mrmutb semeiuiam babei1, aber in Ell
mem febr uefentli9 bon chamber bers
idieben fino: in ibrer Gertunft. Die
Cine lit bic So9ter eines berunterges
fommeren S9neitermeiiers, ber F6
benz 9runf erseben bat, bic 4m6ere Die
So6ter elmer armer 6auptmanns.
tpitttpe, beren Marit ben SeIbentDb
auf benz S6Ia9tfelbe BON 26niggrGb
gefunben bat. Wie fi9 bic @eldide
Der beiben Mdb9en treu3e1 unb tpels
den Mussang fie baben, bariiber mol.
len mir b~orldufig nod 6tini@meisen
betpabrer.
Die @rffere, bas Mdb@en aus benz
8olfe, beiBt Grete 2eFen. sic bat
nod cine S6tpeiter, 6ranai genannt,
bic gum Balett0rps bes f6nigli1en
Opernbaufes geb6rt unb in bieiem
ilelefi &omar neben Der 6eloin biel.
mebr berbortritt dig Suite. Oie bub.
f6e blonde Sdn3eriu nimmt bas 2eben
lei9t. sic oertpertbet bas Gapital,
bas ibr bic Natur 3ur 0erfignng ges
felt bat: lire Sugenb unS Sd6nbeit.
unb lebt, obne iemals BON fittli6en
Bebenfen ~angetuanbelt 3u tperben, berr.
lid unb in Greuben.
@an5 anbers @rete, Die 6el6in, bic
bon 9auie aus cine bur1aus anitdnbige
Ratur lit, ON ben 0ergnigungen, benen
ibre lei9tlebige 66pefer 6ranai f9
bingiebt, abiolut feineu Gefalen finbet
unb einen ffarfen uniiberpinbIifen Wis
beriDilen bageser empfinbet, fur bic
Ureuben bes Daieins ben Raufpreis au
aabIen, ben Sung unb Nlt BON ber
S66nbeit unb Sugetb i'm Bunbe nit
ber Mrmutb forbern.-
Die gnttpideIung bieies @omanes,
Der briiben bonn 2eiepublitum f6rmlid
beri4lungen worben 1T, lit duBerf
fbQnuenb.
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Die samseretem am sito @ranse.

2aab, ipel@es fir @arteuz, Obff.
uub Weinbaus3 pede geeiguet lit, tuirb
in Californian oft gu preifen Dertauft,
tuel9e es beinab als eine unmDgliateii
eri6einen lafIen, baB bas 10 angeleate
Gelo riir elm babies pro3ent an 3inien
eintrdgt. Gin Wder uir0 nift jeIten
NIT $1,000 besabif, unb troBbem trdgt er
Iobnenbe Snterefen.
Wie friibgr f9on auseinanbergeIebt,
III es bic fiinfIi9e 8~etpdFerung un6 mil
ibr berbunben cine reidlide Oiinguna,
tuel9e bic Ipbnenbe 8ermertbung bes
10 tbenren Qanbes erm6gli1en. Nuu
III es cine 9batfa9e, meI9e glaubwiirs
bige 3eugen aus Der eigereit grfabrung
beftdtigeu. 6aB bas groBe Sbal bes
Rio GranbesGIuFes einen 8oben befbt,
tueI6er faum. peun iiberbaupt, zines
befru@teubeu Giingers bebarf, tpelGes
leidter uno nit geringereft unfoften be-
tudGert iuerben fam, als Der ealifornis
f6e uub, mos taurl bod eetug perans
f9lngt tuerben fam, benz grDBen Nartte
fur feline gr3euguiFe INN 0unberte bon
Meilen udber lieet, ats Der caIifornii6e.
BON Ri0 @raHbe gitn Biz Brownsville
Iiegt anf Der 3eras > Settle oes Flutes
elm u1gtfdbr 80 Wteilen Ianger iino 2
biz 5 Meileu breiier Streifen 2anbes,
ber NIT elmer Iusgabe bon 40 gts. Der
Ader I'm Sabre bepdfert merben tam,
unb auBer biefem in nod elm GROCER
2anbifrih 5u beiben Seiten bes Olmos
In ben Counties 3apnia uHb 6tarr be,
iDdKerbar.
Die 6irede 2anbes, peI9e am Rio
@raube auf Der 3erassS eite FIR bic BE.
iudferung nubbar gema6t ipsr6en
t6nnte, tpirb auf $780, 400 4der anse.
i9Iagen unb bas Olmos 2anb auf peis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
4as wefnaft bIibty

germutbli6 bat gidts Elm fol6es slufbIiben
Ses Gpotbeger . @efhdftes bon U. Dret6
bernrfadt, aIS bic IiberaIe GustbeiIuna bon
Yrobefaf9en bon vDr. Sings n~euerfun6enem
Mittel sesen S9tuinbfu9t". Der In bieiem
artitel erSielte ilmfat TT pabrbaft encrr1, elm
Betpeis bon Der Sbatfa9e, bab biefes pertt.
bole weittel ale Sale bon Suiten, g~rtdItuna,
Mfbmo, 4rou6itis, 8rdune nnb ole Mrteu bon
SaIs. nnb 2unsenIeiben fiber enrirt unb ME
teblfdfast. Man berfu9e bas Wtittel ert, in.
benz man ft9 cine ProbeHafde gratis aebeu
last. Die groben GIaf9en fofen 81. Der
Grfols tuirb ~garantirt.
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6 . + | 8.
Saa Nntonio, 8. Sept. '87.
Saua6 ais @amptqnartter Der gtate
Sarrter8 alliance.

Gan MntDnio, 9. Sept. '87.
9aIas ais &auptauartier Der state
SarnterS MItatce.
Nm 6. September bat ST. sc. Code
rel als &eprdfentant ber @ei9dftsIeute
bon Dallas ben &ontraft init Der
"National & State Farmers Alliance"
untersei@net. Ser ieBt absei9loKemen
uebereinfunft gemdB erbdlt bic NQians
borIdufige &dumIiGteiten fir bas
Qauptquartier unb bas 86rfes@ ei9dft,
einen tuertbbolIen Bauplab bon 200X100
SUB, uub auberbem einen @slbbeitrag
bon $4,000. 9aftir berpfi9tet {i9
Der Garmerbun6, Dallas gum fdnbigen
Sauptquartier fit feline @ei16fte au
MAIDEN, bon tuo aus bic fir bic Mlian3
angef9aften Norrdtbe bertbeiIt tperben
tnb gum 2dgerplaBe fir bic Baun1s
tnDle, uel6e an bic Gabrtten bertauft
nirb; ct berpfli1tet fi1 ferner, auf benz
BauplaB Elm bierf6diges 8ebGube su
erri9ten, bas aIs 6auptquartier bieuert
fou nit elmer 86rfen5aIe fir Baums
tuoQe, Getretbe unb 0ieb-, Johann
etne 8aumtDonens6a5rif an3nlegen, fur
tuel6e binnen Der nd9ftett atuei Sabre
r1i1befens $780, 900 berpenbet tper6en
rnafen tn6 fir tDel9e bic g~inpobners
|f9aft bon Dallas ben pIab 3a ffenen
baben tpirb.
Gommt 6er Garmerbunb feinen 8ers
pffi9tungen niGt nod, 70 fallen nidt
bios bic 8aupldbe an bic Stabt aurid,
fonbern au9 ole @ebdube, bic barauf
erri9tet trnrben fin6, geben an bic
Stabt perlDren. Nls Baugrun6 fit bic
Gabrif fino SO Mder aus Der @aruths
Na9lafeni@aft befimmt morben. Die
Beanrteu unb Der 8nriteber Der MQiana
tuerben ibren WobnFb in Dalas boz
Der; our 8eftreitung ser Soften fir ben
gdu beg 86riengebdubes unb Die aes
iaf1rnte Ginri6tung pirb i'm nGhifen
MDnat cine 6teuer BON 81 Der Mitglieb
erboben tDerben, unb elm glei1er Bes
trag i'm Monat Nobember; man reGnet
barauf, bur9 bieie Gteuer bic Sumr1e
bon 100000 5ufammert aa brtngei1.
Was 5as 3apital fir bic Jabritunters
nebmu1gen anIangt, 10 lou bafieIbe
Dur6 Metien aufgebra9t tuerbsn, peIde
bic Mitglieber Der AIiars nebmeu, unb
bic 3inber FOLDER Mttiondre foneu bonu
BET 4nffelung BON Nrbeitsfrdften ben
Worraug baben. Or. Macune, Der
0orfbenbe Der National . Nliama, bat
bon Bottom gef9rieben, baB er bereits
u1ehrfnhe 11ehere;nfnmmes oe+rns5an
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= Das @eieb sesen bic Gbinefen.
ginDanoerung III mad Der Bebauptung
Der 3eitungen bon San Grancisco burd
bic @epdbrung bon 9abeas Corpus
Befebfen ieitens Der Bunbesgeri9te
praftif6 iuirfungslos gewa@t mDrben.
Sn BEN einen 8unbesseri6te 1T elm
8ruber beg 9i9ters, in benz anoern lit
elm ReHe bes &idters ber gIert. Sieie
@lerfs bfsieben BON ben Sabeas > @or.
puseGdllsn arobe @ebiibren ($17.50
bas 5ttid), bic f9 manhmal auf
1920 on eiutm eiu3igen Sage belau,
len iolleu. Der vGromiuer" in San
5roheisco beuiet an, baB bies mobl ct.
mas nit Der 5nItung Der &ifter gu tbun
baben tonne.
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&otel Mabnde, @de 5oufon &
st. Marp StraBe, gegeniiber Der Surns
bale, San AntoniD. Deutf9es
9Dtel erfer &Iaffe. ltebers
nimmt Diners, Soupers &C. fir fleine
@efellf9aften, So93eiter &C., tpel9e nit
GROCER Sorgfalt ausgefibrt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Rmdlens Mruico.snlhe.

Die bette Salbe bet BeIt fit @9nitte
lueti6unsen, Gef6pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf6las, Gledte, seiprunsene 9dnbe, Grof.
benlen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten furirt 90.
msrrboiben ober feline BetabIuns. 86[Iise
SatiSfcation sarantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
turiderfattet. 25 Gents bic SGadtel bel 81
Dretb
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aa~ 90. 9'gllbiai, Mp. 215 4lamos
gIa3a, Mpptbefer unb 6dnbIer
in Sroguen aIter Nrt, Yatemts
Meoi5iaen, Ba,fimereien, Soilettes
artifeln &c. 8eionOere Nufmertfamfeit
pirb Der Geceptnr gef9enft. Mufs
fridge bon auBerbaIb werben prompt
ausQefthrt.
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&ebrer ~t,erlanat.

Gin 9ebrer, Der llnterridt I'M Deutf5en, in
Multi uno in Matbematit ertteiIcu fam, ipirb
9eludt. Neub CUTE &eferen3eu babsn. GbreIen
81 rtd;en nnter b. b an bic Expedition Der
p6reie @reIe~. ,9,temp2m
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Mnhn6ea 0nfeI.

INNS. September baielbf abgefiegen
Wtart,n aobl, DENTON; 8. 9. 8rohu, s.
U. Yiper, ubalbe B. apbelt, Saletsbiae;
GrI. a..anittel, u. aaittel, Burton ; 3. Meu.
rier uno Grau, l1ualos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

Maberid's 8anf, algemeines 8anf=
eef9dft. 5ablt AZ 3inien auf Depoiiten
fit beitimnte 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

Die reidfte upp .~elesantefe Nueuutl
BON Mr'lteln. relde liM teionbefs 10
@esurfstaaSe une 9oG gets !. @ei4enfeu
ei8nea, ais:
5iIbtr,p'a tiris @aoreu,
q .tuen pcn 1ronJe, Terra @otta,
Ycrsellan unb Nlabaler.
8sIisi0fe 5isursn, Grudfire unb SC.
ienfrdnse
Vlnmen-V aien unb Nmpeln.
2aheu, fetu seeurirte.
Ntadms in arrBsr Nusrabi.
photographer dlIer Wit.
Spupenirs init 81 Nnlid,teu BON Son
MufcniO, fur so @eata-
Bilpsr unb Blissr 9sahmen.
Mufifpci II unb ltren.
Spsru8lSier unb TernrStre.
Taidenmefer unb SHeerea.
Damen unb 9erren Toilet Necofnire.
@elbtaihen fur ,oerren unb Damen.
Dat1et . 6anbtafden.
Brief appsn.
SdreibdeuSe unp 0oti3ba9er.
gitten=4arten Gtnis.
Dan1en Mrbeits /. Raif&en uaO sfSrte.
Sonbs Spiegel unb RGmule.
4anhsTii4e unb Service.
@isarren !, Gtnis.
3eitunsss Wappsn.
Spa3ierfSde.
gOsef. unb gidhorn 2afiss.
Gcecrbecns, 3ithern unb Garmcnicas,
Wuideln in GROCER Muswobl.
CEeEAx tMAA-A-l.
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0ausmittd LOUDER @leideu.

.Sm bobe @immona Q;bsr m.,,rotor
Io,soe Sohre binS,r% ns6rnvat v.ssa wv "a
basV einaiae Sansmitfei o%eipsfen. ss5,,, mir
uns be6isnten. Mnd meme SHUTTER MGR
fe1r sinseaommen fur Oies MitteI. esi 1T
S Nh tass aapI wsa l.deer tS,stsaos we
fs;isr, a. my, rSsa lin Sas Magst, pcs pssts Iasaht
III, arant5eitsn An serbin.
bern. SO PFese g allen raeinen Grean'
irnff fo uspi,y" S aa ~ p. th,,, a = !" oa'
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Maberid's 8anf beiorgt @elbfen.
bungen nod allen 9beilen Deutf9lanbs
ms 9aus abgeliefert 80 biaigeren Staten
als bic poffoffice.
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9aa 2Sarmenhfats

Wir fenben bon iebt ab bas pWo9en>
blatt" fir ben preis BON $500 auf
Elm Sabr pDrtofrei mad Heutf6lanb.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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S6nttt< un6 Mpbe Waarett

81 %bsfa1en. lin, nun uni eren gorratb BON 6errea. I'M
ihnea ale unSslid aus3uperfaue IN, werben mir
treiien lOsfdlasen. Die Yreiie perbea bon
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NSir haben uns entidlohen ben 6anoel BON ferigem &erreas NIB
@~tnsagea sinsid ~auf3useten,l UNI uns in Der 3utunft MUIR nit
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= Sebr bod f6dBt GER %. 6. Sc.
terion in Davenport, Soma, Dr. Nu=
gut a6nig's 9anburger 6amiIienmes
bieinen. Sic Oiirfen in ielner Gomilie
ME a~usgeben.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
Racing at stockton

STOCKTON, September 2S.-Weather
warm, track fast. The unfinished
race of yesterday between Allo, AL
pheus and Perihelion, was won by
Allo in 2:271a.
The first regular race to-day was
the Pacific Coast, free for all, dash OF
mile, for a purse of $400. The
starters We're Jim Duffy, Notidle, John
A., Blue Bonnet, Serphor and Serpo-
lette. Jim Duffy won in l :4234
Notidle, second John A., third.
The next race was for three-year-
old trotters, best three in five. for a
stake. The starters were J. G. Shelly,
Electric and Prince Albert. Shelly
won the first two heats in 2:333 and
2 :36. Electric took the third heat in
2 :35, when the race was postponed
until tomorrow.
A match race, mile and repeat. trot-
ting, between Stoneman to wagon
and Jim A. to harness, followed. The
race was won by Stoneman in 2:511s
and 2 :4S34.
In the district trotting stake for two
year olds, Moses S. had a walk over
in three minutes.
A band OF Piute Indians who were
camped on the grounds attracted con-
siderable attention. In the afternoon
ten of them rode pony race bare
back, dash of one mile.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29

The annual address of the com
mander-in-chief, which is very long,
was then presented. The General
began by tending greetings to the
people of the Pacific coast for their
hospitality and cordial reception last
year. He sincerely congratulated the
Order that they were permitted to
gather in this great metropolis, and
thanked the citizens of st. Louis for
their generous welcome. He was
pleased to announce the evidence OF
the permanent and healthy growth OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, and
for the strong love for the order enter
tanned by the loyal people of this coun-
try. He earnestly cautioned every
member that he keep a watchful guard
over himself when he acts or speaks
as a member of the G.. A. R., and not
unconsciously further schemes foreign
to the legitimate purposes of the or
ganization. Article nine forbidding the
use of the organization for partisan
purposes, had, 80 far as he knew,
been strictly obeyed in its letter and
spirit. From Adjutant-G General Gray's
report he learned that the total num-
Der of members borne on the roll of
the Order at the National Encamp-
ment was 326, ,499; number reported
June 80, 1887, 372,674; actual gain in
five quarters, 46, 157; increase of men,
bers in ninety days, ending June 30,
1887, in good standing, 1866. In
1880 there were 60,634 members; in
the last five quarters there have been
mustered into the Grand Army, 70
2hh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
AN ASSURED FACT.
A New Railroad Between NIOjayc
and Bakersfield.

A New Railroad Between NIOjayc
and Bakersfield.
SAN Francisco, September 28.-
President ]. R. Wilbur, of the new
San Joaquin Valley Railroad, speak
ing of the Associated Press dispatch
from Bakersfield respecting the con-
struction of the new road from Mo-
jave to Bakersfield, said: "The sec
tion mentioned would form part OF the
new road. The road will extend
southeasterlyto to TETON Pass through
the mountains, which is the only
outlet north beside the Tehachapi
route, and from the pass nortierly to
near Bakersfield. l cannot give the
exact projected route to the north at
present, for it would be of advantage
to the Southern Pacific, which is oppos-
ing us at every point. can positively
say we will build our road. The cost
of the enterprise was carefully con-
sidered before the work began. 1t is
a private enterprise, and in spite of
all talk / can say there is not
any truth in regard to the Santa Fe
system controlling our company. We
have graded from Antioch south to
Hills Ferry, crossing the Southern
Pacific near Tracy, and proceeding
down on the west side of the San Joa-
quin. To-day l expect force of
graders began work to proceed fifty
miles south of Hills Ferry. l can
not say whether we may cross the
San Joaquin before we connect with
the south. The line that has been
surveyed south along the foothills
from Milton is not our line. We pro-
pose to build our road as rapidly as
possible, no matter if we parallel the
other line. The Santa Fe may run
over our line, for that is what it has
done elsewhere. We do not care to
say much about our plans, but can
say-what chiefly concerns California
people-that the line will. certainly be
built as soon as possible"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
OUR OWN STATE.
Further HOnOrs to the
Deceased Governor.
A NEW RAILROAD PROJECT
A PrOcuress Punished-HOmicide
in OregOn-St0cktOn's
Turf Events.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
SACRAMENTO, September 2S.-With
regard to the published statement that
the flag on the Capitol would be kept
at half-mast, out OF respect to Cover
nor Bartlett's memory, during the en-
tire term of Governor Waterman, the
following letter has been issued:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ExECU-
TIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Sacramento, September 26, 1887
Hon. w. c. Hendricks, Secretary Of
State:
DEAR SR-I am directed by the
Governor to say that, deeming it right
and appropriate that the American
flag should be raised over the State
Capitol building each day from 8
o'clock A. M. until 4 o'clock P. NJ,
whether the Legislature is in session
or not, he respectfully requests that
after the expiration Of the time for
which the flag was ordered at half
mast in respect to the memory of the
late Governor Bartlett, the flag be
raised as proposed.
Very truly yours,
w. d. BoRUCK,
Private Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
ENGLISH SEWING WOMEN.
The Wretched Pay on which
They Sustain the Weary
Burden of Life.

Low class plain sewing Is wretch
edly paid. There existed a short
while since West End shop which
paid Is. dozen to London seam
stresses for machine made, Oxford
shirts, and l IL d. each, buttonholes
included, is still common wage. But
one shop must not be judged by an
other, and the better class of traders
pay their workers as highly as the
selling price will allow them to.
Yet even in these cases the earn
ings of the pain needlewoman
are small. Six shillings is a
high price to pay for the
making lady's night-dress, yet there
is from three to five days work in
such a garment when finely tucked
and made by hand, so that 2s. Il day
is the highest earnings OF a skilled
"white" worker employed by high
class firm. Her neighbor, no less pro-
ficient, but working for a cheaper
house, gets only 3s. Sd. or SIS. Cd. for
the same garment, yet the wonder is
rather that her employer pays her so
we'll than that he pays so badly, for
he has to compete with his fellow
tradesman. the seller of convent and
penitentiary work, and with him who
deals in the cheap and excellent labor
markets of Ireland and France. The
greater part of the cheap ready-lnade
under-clothing now sold in London is of
Irish make, and every one must be ia
miliar with the typical Irish night
dress, varying in price from rs to los,
and with the front entirely composed
of exquisite fine tucks, SO small and
closely set that there are from forty to
forty-five on each side, making be-
tween eighty and ninety across the
breast. The collar and wristbands
are formed of the same fine tucks, and
the hens are embellished with the
fine fancy stitching called heathering,
and the garment is trimmed with
Swiss or Madeira work, gathered and
then stitched on. Such nightdresses
better stitched than the aver.
age 3s Cd to Is London arti-
Gle, and made in the country dis
districts round Londonderry for Is I'd
or 26s Cd the dozen. And for this price
the worker has often to walk five
miles from her home to receive hel
work, and to return it when finished
carrying her bundle of finished work
with her and returning with her un.
made pieces. This ten-mile journey
is sore addition to the burden of g
half-starved and weakly life. And
the Irish workwomanj too, has otter
others depending uponl her. Among
the small cottiers the earnings OF the
women are often, in these bad times
all that the family has to depend on
and some OF the most beautiful under
linen has been made literally in {
pigsty by the womankind Of evicted
cottiers.-[Fortnightly Review.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
INSTRUCTS THE GENERAL.
Gov. Zulick, of Arizona, Scores a
Point.

PRESCOTT, A. T., September 2S.-
Governor Zulick has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Major-General
Howard:
General Miles reports that Sheriff
Fryer, of Pinal county, proposes ar
resting twenty-seven San Carlos In
dams, and calls for military assistance.
Please see to the matter before stam-
pedc occurs and terrible war is in
augurated."
Governor Zulick replied as follows
Major General HoWard-I have no
knowledge, save your dispatch. If
the Sheriff is armed with legal pro-
cess and is directed to arrest any San
Carlos Indians on or off the reserva-
ton, he should be given all the nee
essary assistance, Indian criminals
are as amenable to the laws as other
criminals. The mandates Of the
Court must be obeyed. Resistance tc
such authority constitutes additional
crime.
G. MEYER ZULICK, Governor.